New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
FRENCH PERSECUTION OF GERMAN
A REMoNsTRANCE FROM GERMANY.

FRENCH PERSECUTION OF GERMANS
A CIRCUMSTANCES FROM GERMANY.
PRovocATIoNs BY THE FRENCH BECOMING INTOL-
ERABLE-DEPREssING RUSSIAN STOCKS
| MUsCOvIrEs ExAsPERATED-wAR ON
| soCIAIIsTs-PKRsoYAL NOTES.
copyrighted BY the Ys,e York Assocsstsd P,ess 1887.
BERLIN, July l6.-The tension of feeling toward
France has relaxed since the French fee day has
passed without the occurrence of any ant-German
demonstration. Accounts in the German papers OF the
incidents in Paris on Thursday represent that the
repression of popular outbuiN was solely accom-
plished by the presence of such OF troops all
along tue route travelled by President Grevy and his
Ministers their way to the revisw at LonSchamps
as had never in Paris since the days OF the
Empire aud the papers seek to prove that the popu
lace In reality unable 70 make demonstration
and that the extraordinary precautions tsk~n by the
Government, although successful in rAyzang the
Chsuvinists, had given . fictitious aspect to the
calmness which characterized the day The German
Embassy in Paris specially guarded There was
appearance of troops in front of tho building. but
body OF cavalry wss kept on the alert aud moving IN
| the vicinity frvm early morn till midnight
The return to the German people Of calmer mood
toward France be assured. however, only by the
cessation OF the systematic persecution OF German
residents French towns, yet the tendency seems all
| the ether way. The Chauvnist press continue ito
publish the names and addresses OF Germans who
have places Of business in France, and members
of the Patriotic League not to have any dealings with
them The sDeutschenhstze" asserts that minor
German employees being hunted out OF their places
at the rate Of hundreds weekly, and it is eliminated
that the Germans holding situations in France who
last year numbered 81 600 have been decreased
halt withia tho past ak montha Count Won Munster,
German Ambassador at Paris, is having constant
o! appeals tor help against the Outrages which
are being perpetrated upon Germans. The sufferers
are IN the main skilled workmen who find emf loyment
in the m An aeturipg centres OF France.
AN OFFICIAL GERMAN REMoNsTRANcE
These appeals were made tho subject of oral Dip
lomatio representation to ii. FlOurens Foreign Minis
ter. by Count vOn Munster on Wednesday last. The
Count has followed his oral representation with q
written remonstrance, to which the French Iinister
will have make written reply Count Won Munster
has also called the attention Of Minister Floureas to
the practice Of the press in deneuneinR by name
citizens OF Germany who not in public lite. but
living privately in France, and against whom the
luobs are inc ted make attacks. Minister Flourens
has been asked by Co nj Won Munster ii his 1.-THE
Frencb) Government is poweiless to deal with the
organ of the Boulang sts-" lie Defense Rationale -
which declared that the German functionaries in
France all Spies that the central nest OF the
reptiles was the Embassy and that Cont
Munster himself the director OF the spy Admins,
traiion.
NJ Fiourcns has made verbal promise to interfere
and to every power OF the Government to prevent
assaults on Germans In the future. Since Count
Munster made CIRCUMSTANCES against the ill-trestment
of bis countrymen the German Consustes at Bordeaux
ana Rouen report street attacks apon Germans In
those Cities aud the Bordeaux Consul complains that
the windows OF his house have been smashed.
The Kreuz Zeitung." the Tageblstt,' the North
German Gazette" and the Cologne Gazette" papers
of every party concur In the cpinfon that the sua
toI is intoerable and that 1t is bsoluteiy necessary
for the German Government to nterPose resoiatev 10
stop German batting Count Won Munster Will take
Flourens a breathing space and time TO prepare
reply to the German remembrance But IL is con-
sdered certain that Prince Bismarck will insist upon
practical response in the nature OF an assured pro-
tectou for Germans in France
KETALIATISG on RUSSIAN SECURITIES.
The chief topic of interest IN Berlin after the
French situation. is the uneeasing deprecstion of
Russian stocks The fact is recognized BY both
political and financial circles that the movement is
not led by spectators, but has definite Official inspra
ton and Is rart OF the Government campaign of retail
alton against the Russian anti-German economic
policy. During The last fortnight the tall IN Russian
securities of all issues averaged per cent The tall
would have been greater, but tor the receipt OF
some stop" orders and orders to buy. These com
bined for q time stay the decline Since Monday
large purchases have been made daily by the Russian
Cove rnmest These purchases, however, have
proved insufficient to check sales and to-day,
when the Bourse was ut it's duilest investors com
bined unload their Russian holdings in large guam
tties. causing still further decline in prices The
champions OF Russian securities acknowledge them
selves beaten and accept the situation with the beat
grace possible. Dealers convinced that the sales
OF these Russian securities viii not cease until they
fall beneath even the present ninAi value, when
London aud Paris VIII show readiness 10 absorb
them.
ExAsPERAnoN OF THE MUsCovITE MINISTER'S.
This economic duel betwee Paris and Berlin does
not me antme seem to Affect the political relations OF
Berlin and ST. Petersburg; bat official adviccs, the
contrary give expression to the Evaporation oil the
Ministers OF the Gear at the decisive check which the
Russ credit mas experienced 1t has even put a
stop II the negotiation OF oew conversion loan,
which eonIemp. ated on gigantic scale, and
which the Go vernment hoped to edect through Ger
man capitalists, thus placing the finances OF Russ
on sonndsr basis The russian application to the
Paris Rothsehds to take up financial projects dropped
by German houses will not succeed she bankers
Biechroders and the Frankfort Roshschilds have q
perfect understanding with the Paris branch on the
subject The return OF the economic friendship will
not assisted by the latest Russian order Diminishing
ali Germans employed ia commercial and banking |
frmC in Riga, St. Petersburg, Moscow aDd elsewhere
ia Russia nor by the Governments refusal TO adopt
University that it weeId be unwse heneeioith to
cIunvey use the Russian language in the CLASSES,
10 resign. The enforcement OF the Governments |
ediet will be postponed tor three years, out alter
tb 1t the last srman school in the Baltic provinces
will be extinguished.
TIKI KAIsERs TO MEET JULY %.
The Emperor's interview with tho Emperor OF |
Ausfr;a will take place at Gastsin on July %. The
Emperor snfers from the heat, and is impatient to |
hasten his departure from Manian. He will leave |
n Tuesday.
PRINCE BISMARCK AND HIS FAMILY
Princess Bismarck md Count Herbert Bismarck |
left Berlin tonight They are going to Hanan to !
Wait Count William Bismarck. The Princess will |
after ward proceed te Homoure. Count Herbert viii
t.ks holiday at Koenigstei-, in the Taurus Noun
taina ,
Prince Bismarck while In Berlin recently inquired |
into the cosnpaiuts made BY Catholic bishops Of the
exatious exercise in Posen doceses OF the right OF
the Government to veto conceded under the agree
ment between Prussia and the Vatican. The Local
ober aesident had vetoed tho nominations OF parish
prjests including the welknown clericals. DIR. |
nj ha n. Owi
director Of the seminary. and Father Radzeiiewsh,
the former Editer Of the kslolh" Of SssiA Prince
Bismarck has directed the ober-praesdent TO recon
sider his veto in seyerai cases.
Another nomination which has Iroved o6ensive to